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- 1Apple's screenless smart glasses: expected release timeline revealed●Apple’s smart glasses will have no screen: Here’s when to expect them
Apple is developing smart glasses that will launch without a display, according to a new report from RBC-Ukraine. The report also outlines a timeline for when the device is expected to reach consumers. The news has drawn attention as Apple continues to expand beyond the iPhone, with observers noting the decision may reflect current technical limits on integrating displays into lightweight eyewear.
- 2RBC Sees Marvell's Custom AI Chips Driving 2028 Growth●RBC Sees Marvell’s Custom AI Chips Driving 2028 Growth
RBC analysts say Marvell Technology's custom artificial intelligence chip business could be a major driver of the company's growth by 2028. The brokerage's outlook points to rising demand from hyperscale customers designing tailored silicon for their AI workloads. Marvell, a semiconductor firm supplying data infrastructure chips, has been positioning itself as a key player in the custom AI accelerator market alongside larger rivals.
- 3Ukraine says it repelled Russian assaults and advanced in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia●⚠️🇺🇦Ukraine disrupts Russian attacks and advances in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia (more) https:// newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/uk
Ukrainian forces report disrupting Russian attacks while making gains in the Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions, according to RBC-Ukraine. The front in eastern and southern Ukraine remains active, with both sides claiming successes. Kyiv continues to urge Western partners in Brussels, Berlin and elsewhere for sustained military support as the fighting grinds on.
- 4Junglia Okinawa parent company posts 17.3 billion yen loss●https://www. wacoca.com/media/777908/ ジャングリア沖縄の親会社が173億円の赤字 株主総会で経営陣が「お詫び」 新規スポンサー獲得へ（RBC琉球放送） – Yahoo!ニュース # television
The parent company of Junglia Okinawa, the theme park project, has reported a loss of 17.3 billion yen. At a shareholders' meeting, management formally apologized for the results and said it will seek new sponsors to improve the company's financial standing. The report was carried by broadcaster RBC, Ryukyu Broadcasting, and has drawn attention to the viability of the Okinawa attraction.
- 5RBC Advisors Turn to Art and Philanthropy to Keep Clients●RBC Advisors Build Client Loyalty Through Art and Philanthropy
RBC wealth advisors are using art and philanthropy to strengthen relationships with clients, according to a report by AdvisorHub. The approach pairs cultural engagement with charitable giving as a way to build loyalty beyond standard financial services. Details on specific programs, advisors involved, and measurable results were not provided in the report.